When Isaac was assessed for socioemotional development, he showed little distress when his mother left him alone in a room and he tended to ignore her when she returned.Based on Kagan's research, how would Isaac's temperament be categorized?

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Kagan's research suggests that infants who show little distress when separated from their mothers and tend to ignore them upon their return are categorized as "slow to warm up."

When Isaac Was Assessed for Socioemotional Development, He Showed Little